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General News on Thursday, May 30, 2019
Source: mynewsgh.com
2019-05-30
Lance Corporal Abibulai Nankpa was up to his sentence as prison guard at Ankaful Prison
"The prison is a home for everyone. I've already been a prison officer, but circumstances have brought me here. I would like to inform everyone that you should be careful with your private parts. Prison is hell on earth, "quotes Lance Corporal Abibulai Nankpa, who is serving a 13-year sentence for possession of narcotics.
The former custodian of Ankaful's maximum security prison revealed that his trip with the service had ended the afternoon of August 5, 2016 from 2011 when it had been arrested by the guardians of the establishment while he was trying to throw away some substances considered as Indian hemp. to the detainees in the yard.
The second officer, although incarcerated, claims that he is innocent of the crime after being convicted by a Cape Coast Court Court in 2018.
He disclosed that when he was admitted to a health facility after his arrest, he nearly committed suicide because he suspected he was trapped but that he was persuaded of such a move.
"I have been convicted of a crime for which I am not guilty. When the prisoners saw me being brought in as one of them, most of them cried, "he revealed.
According to him, he was pbadionate about the well-being of the detainees as he was breaking certain laws to make the prisoners happy, which could have explained why some had shed tears and others had encouraged him. when entering his new home.
When asked if his wife would wait for 13 years before going out, he replied, "My wife has supported me a lot, it's rather unfortunate that he's not working." ".
He described the prison as everyone's second home and advised others not to commit the mistakes made by his perpetrator that resulted in his incarceration.
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